my name is mary helen speck. i teach writing at saint edward s university in austin, and i m honored. introduce becca andrews, an investigative journalist who writes about reproductive justice, religion and inequality. her work has appeared in mother jones, wired the new republic and jezebel, among other publications. she s a graduate of middle tennessee state university and uc berkeley s graduate school of journalism. she grew up in rural west tennessee, now lives in nashville. leslie jamison called her book no choice, just out a few weeks ago. powerful, necessary, required reading for the terrifying poster reality in which we find ourselves. emily rapp black wrote that the book is filled with brave reporting, beautiful writing and, an insistence to tell the truth about the war on women. this is a book about reproductive, about inequality, about abortion in the united states and beyond. and here we are, steps away from the capital in a state that plays a not insignificant ro
care. anytime my name is mary helen speck. i teach writing at saint edward s university in austin, and i m honored. introduce becca andrews, an investigative journalist who writes about reproductive justice, religion and inequality. her work has appeared in mother jones, wired the new republic and jezebel, among other publications. she s a graduate of middle tennessee state university and uc berkeley s graduate school of journalism. she grew up in rural west tennessee, now lives in nashville. leslie jamison called her book no choice, just out a few weeks ago. powerful, necessary, required reading for the terrifying poster reality in which we find ourselves. emily rapp black wrote that the book is filled with brave reporting, beautiful writing and, an insistence to tell the truth about the war on women. this is a book about reproductive, about inequality, about abortion in the united states and beyond. and here we are, steps away from the capital in a state that plays a not in
care. anytime my name is mary helen speck. i teach writing at saint edward s university in austin, and i m honored. introduce becca andrews, an investigative journalist who writes about reproductive justice, religion and inequality. her work has appeared in mother jones, wired the new republic and jezebel, among other publications. she s a graduate of middle tennessee state university and uc berkeley s graduate school of journalism. she grew up in rural west tennessee, now lives in nashville. leslie jamison called her book no choice, just out a few weeks ago. powerful, necessary, required reading for the terrifying poster reality in which we find ourselves. emily rapp black wrote that the book is filled with brave reporting, beautiful writing and, an insistence to tell the truth about the war on women. this is a book about reproductive, about inequality, about abortion in the united states and beyond. and here we are, steps away from the capital in a state that plays a not in
Manguso made a name for herself in minutely observed memoirs. Now she uses fiction to write about what it is to feel poor, poorly nurtured, and inadequately loved in a class-conscious town.